Return to Prague

As ever, am organising the books I am taking with me before starting to pack! The following books will be going in my suitcase and will be released in Prague.

Dirty Havana Trilogy
Prince of the Clouds
Five Black Ships
Flying Under Bridges
Citizen Lord: Edward Fitzgerald, 1763-98 Slow Boats to China
My Chocolate Redeemer Trouble in Transylvania
The Borgia Bride

Holiday in the US

I never travel without a stack of books, indeed sometimes the first packing I do is choosing which books to take with me! I decided to take a varied stack with me to the US:

Read and passed on to my fellow bookcrosser and travelling companion Clariss:
A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian
Ein Koch für Mma Ramotswe
A Hundred and One Days: A Baghdad Journal

Read and passed on to my sister-in-law: 2 Kureshi books, which I wanted to keep together.
The Black Album (different cover)
The Buddha of Suburbia

Read and wild released:
Dancing Girls and Other Stories
Bitter Fruit

Woohoo! Hundredth book registered!

A mini mile stone has been reached! I can't believe I've reached 100 books!
http://www.bookcrossing.com/journal/4385077/J_6939823

Passing books onto a fellow bookcrosser

Gitana100 came for the weekend and so we did our usual booktrade. She gave me James Patterson's books for my sister, who likes Patricia Cornwell, Kathy Reichs etc.

I gave her:
1) Tatiana and Alexander as we had both read the Bronze Horseman The Bronze Horsman
2) The Thief Taker
3) Perfect Sinner
4) The Dante Club
As you can see, I really enjoy historical fiction! The Perfect Sinner was the best of the bunch, with the Dante Club coming a close second.